NR Daily: Clint Eastwood’s Other America

Playing themselves as train passengers in The 15:17 to Paris, Spencer Stone, Alek Skarlatos, and Anthony Sadler — the three young Americans who on August 21, 2015, spontaneously subdued and walloped an Islamic terrorist, thus preventing mass murder on board the Thalys No. 9364 train — humbly reenact that legendary heroism. But in pre- bravery scenes of their adolescence, the trio (portrayed by three child performers) is surrounded by actors best known for TV comedy who are cast as supporting characters in the reality-based life chronicle ...

February 09 2018

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Clint Eastwood's Other America

Armond White

Playing themselves as train passengers in The 15:17 to Paris, Spencer Stone, Alek Skarlatos, and Anthony Sadler — the three young Americans who on August 21, 2015, spontaneously subdued and walloped an Islamic terrorist, thus preventing mass murder on board the Thalys No. 9364 train — humbly reenact that legendary...

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